The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-01-07

will visit the Royal Arcanum Counc
of this place Donday evening.
Florence Farnham returned to Syrs
cuse Monday, and Mamie Jones t
Wellesley Wednesday.
The Magnet Union will meet wit
Mrs. j. H. Jones on Tuesday next, tn
18th inst. Let all the members b
present.
VIM. Arthur, nephew of Treasure
where he is engaged as contractor ant
builder.
Clarence Spalding of whose appoint
ment in the Custom House at Newpor
we mentioned last week, entered upoI
his duties Thursday.
Claudius Gilfillan who has been Al
work for j. M. Warden, got through
there last Saturday and has gone tt
Barnet, where he will work in a store
BY sending your name and post Of
flee address on postal card to Henry
A. Winship, Bradford, VT, you will
get by return mail calendar for 1887
G. F. Underwood and family, after
number of years residence in town
have removed to Franklin Falls, N. H
They started yesterday.
Remember the promenade concert at
Town Hall this eve. Give the band
boys lift and at the same time take
the opportunity to enjoy yourself.
Admission only Is cents.
Albert w. Porter and wife leave to-
day for Boston where they will remain
a few days, after which they will go
to Philadelphia and reside for the pres
ent.
Died in Leadville, Col, Dec. 9Th,
Mrs. Elizabeth Bean, daughter of Col.
VIM. Barron, formerly of this town.
He used to own what is now the Trot-
ter House, and live there.
We received from George E. Crook
of New York a tasty and unique New
Years card of the Niagara Fire 1nsur-
ance Co. in whose office Mr.. Crook is
an employee.
DR.. r. G. Jenne of East Corinth re-
ceived check from Washington last
week Tuesday for $5900.6O back pay
and $72 per month pension. This is
we'll deserved and we are very glad to
offer congratulations to the doctor.
A ladder carriage for the fire district
is step in advance, and one which is
much needed. We hope the committee
in whose hands the matter has been
placed will not take all the time allow
ed them, but procure it at once if pos
sible, as we may sorely need it any day.
The following is the list of officers
elect of Champion Lodge, l. o. o. F.
Geo. p. Arthur, N. G.; J. B. Pickett,
Jr., V. g.; S. A. Morse, r. s.; A. l..
Fabyan, P. S.; Geo. w. Wright, Treas.
The installation will take place next
Tuesday evening.
A district convention of the Masonic
lodges in the eastern part of the ninth
district will be held at Mason
C Hall, Bradford, on Friday, Jan. II,
1887, at o'clock p. IN. for the eXem-
obligation of the work on the three de-
yrees under the direction of A. L.
Clarke, d. d. G. M.
The ladies belonging to the Public
library Association, and any others
who desire, will meet every Saturday
lfternoon at 2 O'Clock in the Library to |
study the S. S. Lesson. We hope this
and pleasant hour will be inn
proved. The work will begin at ex-
lctly.
We offer you special correspond
nee this week from Washington, New
FORK, Boston and Des Moines, which
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ountry. These letters are all written
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worth any ones time spent i'm reading
hem. We also begin the issue of the
amous serial "The Red Acorn" one
f the brightest and most pleasing war
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